'Acapulco has been destroyed': Hurricane Otis blamed for 27 deaths as survivors recover from historic storm

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'Acapulco has been destroyed': Hurricane Otis blamed for 27 deaths as survivors recover from historic storm
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Acapulco, known as the Pearl of the Pacific, is recovering after being pummeled by deadly Hurricane Otis, the most powerful storm on record for the Pacific coast of Mexico.

View of the damage caused after the passage of Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, Guerrero State, Mexico, on October 25, 2023. Mexican authorities rushed to send emergency aid, restore communications and assess damage in the Pacific beach resort of AcapulcoAs of the latest update from officials, Otis has been blamed for the deaths of at least 27 people, while four individuals are still unaccounted for in the region.hurricane.

His footage shows the aftermath of the Category 5 monster, with ceilings and walls ripped open, shattered windows, submerged cars and debris scattered all around. Downtown Acapulco was littered with the remnants of mangled trees. Mexico's National Guard continues to try to clear roadways leading to coastal communities. Despite the damage, no fatalities have been reported so far, but it remains early in search and rescue operations.

The remnants of Otis are expected to produce additional rainfall totals between 4 and 6 inches through Thursday across Guerrero and the western coastal sections of Oaxaca. This rainfall will produce flash and urban

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